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As well as the torch, which she came up with for a friend in the Philippines who didn't have electricity at home so couldn't study, she has designed a phone-charging travel mug; last month she won 50,000 Canadian dollars (£24,000) from Shell Canada for her prototype, which uses heat from hot water to funnel electricity to mobile devices.

Another idea came from the University of Colorado Boulder, which has developed a prototype, which uses solar energy to transform both fecal material and urine into disinfected, commercially viable end products, the foundation said.

The Thori Park tank is a prototype which uses a wood fire to heat a barrel of water.

In addition, the first generation of battery prototypes, which used liquid electrolytes, have a high risk of leaks affecting on the reliability of a device [1].

But this design does not show off any of the interesting utility of its earlier OLED prototypes, which used the edges of a convex screen to display status information.

The initial data set is derived via a well known prototype method, which uses specially designed biosensors to monitor the virus reactions.

They built a prototype machine which uses the Twitter API to let users experience trends on Twitter, creating a smoothie from the mentions of different fruits like pineapple, blueberry, and apple.

The second prototype device, which uses the potential ISG65 diagnosis [ 43], is based on a combination of recombinant and native ISG65 VSG MiTat 1.4 [ 44].

Currently ARIAL is a unique automatic prototyping process, which uses a functional description, for the implementation of applications on a multi-DSP+FPGA architecture.

Next year, the institute expects to have a commercial version of its prototype SmartCane (bit.ly/d8eeKA), which uses embedded sensors that measure pressure on the handle and tip to determine if its user is walking with the proper gait, or in a way that would increase the likelihood of a fall.

By taking a high level of abstraction we can gain more insight in the information market, compare different views on it and even present the architecture of a prototype retrieval system (Vimes) which uses transformations to deal with the heterogeneity of information supply.